Design:
ONG&ONG

Directors:
Joe Sarawoot Chatdecha; Anat Rungrusamiwatanakul

Team Members:
Narakorn Srichainak ; Sompong Tipsrisakul (Interior Designer)
Gail Sripaipan (Lighting Designer)

Completed: May 2017

Floor Area: 130.79 SQ.M.

Brands / Products

1. Brand: MINOTTI/SPEC: POWELL Sofa Set in Fabric Kolumba 07 Acciao/ CUSHION: Kolumba 07 Acciaio / LOCATION: Living Room
2. Brand: HUNTER DUGLAS/SPEC: Arch Products Aerofoils 300 wood grain oak / MATERIAL: Extruded Aluminum Fins / LOCATION: Head Bed @ Master Bedroom
3. Brand: Stone Gallery Co., Ltd. /SPEC: Black Forest Marble (P). POLISHED Finish, Full Slab (oversized), 20 mm thick. /MATERIAL: Grey Wood-grained Marble (Polished) / LOCATION: Living Area, Feature Wall
4. Brand: AGAPE / SPEC : CUBE, OVER COUNTER TOP WASHBASIN / SPEC : ACER0770PRNS (LIGHT OAK) / LOCATION : Powder Room

This is a view of the large and spacious living room showcasing the natural lights coming in from the glass walls.

This is a close look at the comfortable gray U-shaped sectional sofa that is brightened by the glass walls.

The large gray sectional sofa is paired with coffee tables and multiple side tables.

The gray sofa also pairs well with the large gray marble wall panel behind the sofa.

The sofa also pairs well with the gray area rug that makes the black coffee table stand out.

The back of the sofa is also lines with a waist-high console table with a decorative figurine.

The highlight of the living room is the city skyline view presented by the glass walls.

The large gray panel behind the sofa and the glass panel serve to separate the living room with the bedroom.

The wall behind the sofa opens up to lead the way to the bedroom.

The gray sectional sofa is complemented by the charcoal gray throw pillows.

This is a close look at the white figurine on the console table behind the gray sectional sofa.

The edge of the sofa is paired with a modern black side table that serves as a desk for the laptop.

This is a close look at the modern side table, the gray sofa and the gray area rug underneath showing different shades of gray.

This is a closer look at the mirrored panels beside the gray marble panel.

This view shows the sofa's reflection on the mirrored panel.

This view shows the reflection of the whole living room on the mirrored panel.

A few steps from the living room is this sitting area and reading nook by the glass wall.

This area is warmed by the modern fireplace on the side of the mirrored panel.

The wooden panel above the modern fireplace opens up to reveal built-in shelves.

On the side of this wooden shelving is the large structures of the kitchen with black and wooden elements.

Next to the kitchen is this kitchen island and bar made of white marble paired with black stools.

The gray cushioned armchair of the sitting area is paired with a matching footrest and a dark coffee table.

The white marble waterfall kitchen island and bar is topped with four modern pendant lights.

The highlight of this corner of the kitchen are the floor-to-ceiling glass walls.

The black structure of the kitchen at the side of the bar and kitchen island can closed to reveal only a large black panel.

It can be opened one way to reveal the kitchen.

There is a view of the sitting area and living room from the kitchen island and bar.

This view of the whole great room showcases the abundance of natural lighting coming in from the glass walls.

This is a close look at the four decorative modern pendant lights over the kitchen island and bar.

The black structure on the side of the island can also open another way to reveal the liquor cabinet and thus convert the kitchen into a bar.

When the sliding panel goes the other way, it goes back to being a kitchen.

The white marble waterfall kitchen island has a built-in wine fridge.

Around the corner from the sitting area's fireplace panel is a wooden door.

This door leads to the walk-in closet with wooden structures inside and a chair.

This is the hallway leading to the bathroom with a gray sofa on the mirrored wall.

This is the bathroom that is dominated by wooden structures with cabinets and drawers.

This is the home office with a dark gray desk and a gray chair with swiveling wooden walls to access the room.

These swiveling walls can be closed to have a closed-off office.

The office is adorned with a couple of artworks on one side and the glass wall on the other.

The bedroom has a gray bed with a cushioned headboard adorned by the patterned panel behind the headboard.

This view shows that the headboard of the bed is flanked by modern dark bedside drawers on each side with small table lamps.

The bed has a brown tray paired with matching brown glasses

This is a close look at the gray cushioned headboard of the bed paired with matching gray pillows.

This is the floor on the side of the bed with a light hardwood flooring and a cushioned bench.

On one corner of the bedroom is this modern stereo speaker by the window.

The bathroom is separated from the bedroom by only a glass panel that can be see-through or opaque.

This glass panel can be made opaque to provide privacy for the bathroom.

The opaque glass panel still allows an abundance of natural lighting to go into the bathroom.

Across from the modern floating vanity of the bathroom is a set of dark glass doors that serve as entrance to the bathroom.

The far side of the vanity area is the glass-enclose shower area and the toilet beside it.

This other bathroom has mosaic red marble tiles that serves as background for the simple white toilet and simple brown sink.

The FHM Bachelor Apartment is a stunning 3-bedroom New York-inspired loft sitting on the 49th floor of the Circle Prototype, an exclusive high-rise condominium in Central Bangkok. To fulfill the vision of a true bachelor’s residence, the revamped interiors convey the sophisticated vibe that is assuredly refined and undeniably sleek.

The interior plan was shifted and reconfigured, opening up space to fully accentuate the apartment’s breathtaking 270° panoramic view of the Bangkok cityscape – the vibrant urban skyline, a shifting metropolitan tapestry that is abuzz day and night.

The revitalized residence is characterized by a preponderance of monolithic natural stone. A carefully conceptualized backdrop of warm timber wall paneling and tinted mirrors helps balance the space against the stone. Connecting the spacious main living area to the service area is a versatile counter area that can be converted into a bar for evening entertainment.

Envisioned for social events and a modern lifestyle, the final touch for the rekitted apartment features private spaces concealed behind a sleek mirror door, secluding a plush master bedroom complete with en-suite bathroom, walk-in closet, private study area, and balcony.